destitude

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by destitude 12d ago
Cattail tubers and bark from smallish hardwood trees that they embed underwater for winter food. Hidden affect of that is the cattail is not particularly good habitat or food source for waterfowl so then you have one more item pushing down
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by destitude 13d ago
You will be amazed at how much local governments don't care about this. They actively try to remove water was fast as possible from an area.
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by destitude 13d ago
That's a an oversimplification since beavers don't obviously adhere to property boundaries and the areas that are good for beavers are more then likely to have originally been flooded to begin with before the beavers were killed o
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by destitude 13d ago
There are many ways to prevent blockage of culverts and even control the water level behind beaver dams it's just that people don't want to bother, are ignorant, or just don't care.
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by destitude 13d ago
No, the people I know that trap them because someone hired them to remove them just dump them.
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by destitude 13d ago
There are simple devices that can easily prevent blockage of culverts.
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by destitude 13d ago
I actively allow beavers to exist. They have two dams on my property.. Previous owners a long time ago actively exterminated them. The county also actively exterminates them instead of simply putting in simple flood/beaver control de
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by destitude 6mo ago
Let alone the wind erosion from having exposed soil over winter.
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by destitude 6mo ago
I also and have gone to -46F and for me a thick wool sweater and wool felt coat makes huge difference. I can not even wear my wool sweater until it gets to -20F otherwise I will burn up :)
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by destitude 8mo ago
You must not be involved in the medical field to realize how bad it is especially when it come to diagnosis.
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by destitude 11mo ago
Did you read the report? Doesn't sound like it was safe for him.
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by destitude 11mo ago
Now we know why Isaacman was removed from nomination because he wouldn't have put up with this BS.
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by destitude 11mo ago
Considering nobody in the world can compete with SpaceX currently this seems purely political in nature. The EU is struggling to even come up with an answer to reusable rockets. China is the closest and will likely have something equivale
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by destitude 11mo ago
They could have delivered today if they weren't concerned about reusability.
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by destitude 11mo ago
Catching of a booster which everyone else thought was the stupidest craziest thing ever and they did it on first try.
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by destitude 1y ago
Even on cloudy days you can generate power. Unless it is very thick clouds I generate enough for my base loads even in complete overcast skies because I have an "excess" of PV panels.
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by destitude 1y ago
In case you didn't realize he is looking to store ALL of the summer generation into a battery and generate zero power in winter.. so rely entirely off of a battery during winter.. which is absolutely no feasible for a normal person and
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by destitude 1y ago
And the price of the egg?
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by destitude 1y ago
Nobody seems to think twice about storing gasoline, heating oil, diesel, and/or propane around their place.
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by destitude 1y ago
For some reason in the USA there is only a single state that has approved that (Utah).
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by destitude 1y ago
You forgot to mention anybody who has a yard that gets full sun can mount panels there as well. As far as fires you can say same thing about all the fires that currently occur because of propane, gas, and heating oil. Those have become so
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by destitude 1y ago
I'm fully off grid today with no issues, even had power company remove power poles. I do heat with wood however. AC in the summer is no issue since that is when I get the most sun anyways.
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by destitude 1y ago
And yet we still have no place to put that "clean" energy when it is depleted.
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by destitude 1y ago
Highly likely the next major Xcode update will break it.
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by destitude 1y ago
The title is wrong, this is about using a completely different scale system.
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by destitude 1y ago
> But put them anywhere with snow, rain, fog, or even just grey skies and they struggle heavily I have winter basically 5 months of the year where I am and have no issues being fully off grid with only solar and batteries as energy sourc
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by destitude 1y ago
Not sure why you say this. I'm on solar + batteries 24/7 365 days a year. Use no fossil fuels. Even had utility company remove power poles from my place.
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by destitude 1y ago
I'm fully off grid (even had utility power but had them remove it). Cook on electric, have electric water heater, using AC and have enough panels and batteries to not even need a backup generator.
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by destitude 1y ago
Ive wanted to get rid of all the ports on everything! Thank goodness he's gone and we now have MagSafe, HDMI, and SD card readers back on portables.
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by destitude 1y ago
I think the average reader will understand exactly what they are trying to say.

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